What’s Wrong with my Tomato?
If your tomatoes look the picture below, your tomato may be suffering from blossom-end rot
21Jul
21Jul
Jan Wier Receives Making a Difference Award
For those of you who have never heard of it, The Museum of Biblical Arts is a museum in Dallas
01Jul
Eysenhardtia texana, Texas Kidneywood
Texas Kidneywood, a native leguminous shrub, is renowned for its fine-textured, fragrant foliage and aromatic white blooms.
01Jul
Foundation Plants for DFW Homes
Can your foundation plantings help you maintain your foundation in an economical and efficient manner?
24Jun
Meet Our New Master Gardener Volunteer Coordinator
Please join us in welcoming Khristal Oduwole, Dallas County’s new Master Gardener Volunteer Coordinator.
24Jun
It’s Time To Plant Fall Tomatoes!
It may be hot but, yes, it’s time to plant tomatoes. According to people in the know, fall tomatoes in Texas taste great.
16Jun
How Will All This Rain Impact My Garden?
May was a very wet month for gardening. Even though the 7.8 inches we received was not record-breaking
16Jun
WELCOME TO THE 2023 DALLAS COUNTY MASTER GARDENER (DCMG) GRADUATES
Congratulations to the 32 members of the DCMG Class of 2023, who became Certified Master Gardeners at their graduation
16Jun
Phlox paniculata ‘John Fanick’
The John Fanick Garden Phlox is a delightful cultivar of Phlox paniculata renowned for its striking blooms and robust nature.
16Jun
Making a Difference Award – May 2024
Each year that our association has held a garden tour, the event has built on the success of previous tours.
